I Find It As Difficult To Understand

Although I Know Of No Reference To Christ Ever Commenting On Scientific Work, I Do Know That He Said, "ye Shall Know The Truth, And The Truth Shall Make You Free." Thus I Am Certain That, Were He Among Us Today, Christ Would Encourage Scientific Research As Modern Man's Most Noble Striving To Comprehend And Admire His Father's Handiwork. The Universe As Revealed Through Scientific Inquiry Is The Living Witness That God Has Indeed Been At Work.

The Same Forces Of Nature Which Enable Us To Fly To The Stars, Enable Us Also To Destroy Our Star.

The First Men Who Set Out For Mars Had Better Make Sure They Leave Everything At Home In Apple-pie Order. They Won't Get Back To Earth For More Than Two And A Half Years. The Difficulties Of A Trip To Mars Are Formidable. . . . What Curious Information Will These First Explorers Carry Back From Mars? Nobody Knows-and Its Extremely Doubtful That Anyone Now Living Will Ever Know. All That Can Be Said With Certainty Today Is This: The Trip Will Be Made, And Will Be Made . . . Someday.

My Experiences With Science Led Me To God. They Challenge Science To Prove The Existence Of God. But Must We Really Light A Candle To See The Sun?

We Can Lick Gravity, But Sometimes The Paperwork Is Overwhelming.